Will this work on &frac12; size violin?
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Yes. I have used this mute on 1/2 size, 3/4 size, and full sized violins, all with excellent results.
727323
Well considering that the violin is only four strings and the mute is intended for a four string violin I don't think it would work on a five string banjo. But I don't own a banjo so I can't say with absolute certainty that it would work or not.
473204
probably not , if you have a small viola. If violin and viola has the same size bridge.
603477
I don't know; but, you could call a local music store that sells violins or check out DOMINANT on the web for this answer. They are VERY nice strings, though! SORRY!
437532
Should be a nice fit. The outside of the case is 10x3x3 but that is not it's maxed out. That is with a violin rest inside. Has a lot more room to expand if needed. Can't even see that there is anything inside of ours. Hope that helps. Should fit quite nicely.
2005264
I believe that it will, though I do not play a violin. I used it for guitar, banjo and mandolin.
1979712
The widest part is 8.5 inches. But since it's surrounded by padding, I am sure it would be okay if the violin is 1 or 2 centimeters wider.
1697586
Yes it will fit a 3/4 size violin. You will need to adjust the feet. It's very simple and self explanatory, or a teacher can do it.
877901
Hello. I believe this would be too big for a 12 inch viola. I think it is made for 15-17 inch full size violas.
972871
Greetings I'm not familiar with the sizing of Violins; I don't know what 1/16 means so far as size. I know the violin I bought to put up for display is a smaller children's instrument. I measured the width of the neck of my violin at the neck's end where the tuning pegs are. Mine measures one inch in width. The head where the tuning pegs are is wider than the end of the neck. My violin sits very well in the V-notch of the string swing mount. I have not had any issues at all with the instrument coming off or falling. It does not hang by the tuning pegs so there is no stress on any part of the instrument that could warp it over time. I've had mine hanging for more than a half year and not one problem. There's a an extension of one of the forks (you can see it in the picture) for hanging the bow with the violin. For the money, the hanger was actually perfect. Good Luck!
2185786
My full sized violin fits very well. My violin actually is actually a 14 inch viola, and the case just barely accommodates the wider ribs. There is a strap for the neck to secure the instrument as well.The case comes with shoulder straps.
2077182
If your violin uses the same type cord as an electric guitar I don't see why not. It is a superb little device.
2126986
Pamela, I am using it for a mandolin. I don't know about w. a violin. Also, another very good tuner is the Snark.Check that one out. Nick in Santa Cruz, CA
1662728
This was a gift for my granddaughter. She is a third grader and the violin is not full size but am not sure hoe big it is. The case works for her. Sorry I don't know more.
1697588
I would not think so as the violin is smaller all over. This one fits a full size violin. Check with your local music instrument store. They can probably advise you.
407779
I am not sure. We bought it for a 3/4 violin. It fit well in the display case with some room around it. It would probably work if the dimensions of the ukulele are the same as a 3/4 violin.
1816588
Yes. It has enough width and tension to work with a twelve string guitar. I used it on a Gibson twelve string and it was no problem. There is really only slightly more than an three sixteenths of an inch or less needed to accommodate the width of a twelve string as opposed to a six string neck width. The extra tension would be the major issue and this Capo has enough tension for that.